The staff in the gym are very friendly. They always let my son borrow a basketball. Once in awhile when the gym in empty my son shoots baskets, a couple of times they have lowered the 8 ft rims for him. There is usually bball league, volleyball practice or pick up games when we are there. On Sundays they have a kendo class then kids bball league. There are some other rooms where they offer dance and zumba classes. The restrooms are open whenever they have a staff in the gym. Only street parking. There is a 7-11 across the street to get some drinks and snacks. read more

Kaimuki Recreation Center - Recreation Centers Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

I would say to you if you want to learn Ballroom Dancing that the Kaimuki (Hawaii Ballroom Dance Ass.) is one of the greatess places to be as they have wonderful trainers theres June as one of the highly recommended by a large number of dancers; with posture, form and balance and creativity - teaching on tuesday night for the advance class - mondays are alway good for beginners with three lessons for both days and thursday practices sessions - the Paladiium at Ala Wai; on the 2nd floor is for dancing sessions for different associations, HBDA gets there clubs together (different parts of the island ) for demonstrations of there classes preformances, sometimes parties and times contest (one on Friday ; maybe on the 1st week and Saturaday the 3rd week! The price is very low and affortable for club fees, and the price of the sessions - as to competing that may very to the club and what goes in it! Hope you enjoy it if you take the course! Dexter C. read more

My partner participated in a men's basketball league at the Kaimuki Recreation Center and I was absurd by their ridiculous rules and regulations. There was a supposedly rule in this particular men's league in which in no shape or form can a basketball player touch the backboard. However, the officials were unaware of this rule as well and it was not enforced. The gym director and the woman running the league, Amber were the only one that aware of this rule. We had an email forwarded to us advising that once a player slaps the backboard, either a $15 fee is assessed or he could get kicked out of the league. Upon notification, my partner was aware of the rule and obeyed. However, on a particular play going up for the layup, his knuckles grazed the backboard and the gym director immediately kicked him out of the game and the league. partner He did not slap the backboard nor hit it intentionally In the previous game, another player slapped the backboard and he just got a warning. The gym director (don't know her name) was very unprofessional during the event by yelling. How ridiculous! Only in Hawaii, no dunking is allowed in a men's league, now it's no touching the backboard whatsoever even when blocking a shot! Our tax money pays for these public gyms and to participate in any men's league, there are fees per team. Warning to all talented basketball players or people who just do it for fun, do NOT participate in any men's basketball leagues at this gym. read more